What does the most complex Japanese character, consisting of 84 lines, mean? Detailed answer

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What does the most complex Japanese character, consisting of 84 dashes, mean?

In Japanese writing, both elements of the syllabary alphabet (hiragana and katakana) and hieroglyphs (kanji) are used. The longest kanji to write is "taito", which roughly translates to "dragon in flight". To depict this hieroglyph, you need to make 84 lines. Although remembering it is not as difficult as it seems at first glance, since "taito" consists of six smaller hieroglyphs: three "dragons" and three "clouds".

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